Previously, we’ve published a post introducing the different types of moon cakes. In this follow up post, we’ll offer a guide on pairing the best Chinese teas with individual moon cakes based on their fillings used. Note: mooncakes are considered…
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If you love tea, and you want to know what food goes well with tea, you simply can’t miss out on delicious cakes. Yet, every cake is different and depending on the taste profile, you’ll want to pair with the…
Who wouldn’t want to have an orange for a healthy snack? Oranges are known to have plenty of health benefits together with their juicy, delicious taste. Usually, people eat the flesh of this fruit and just throw the peels away.…
This hibiscus tea cocktail is a showstopper, as bold in colour as it is in flavour. Tart, floral, and wonderfully refreshing, it’s the perfect way to cool down on a hot summer’s day – no alcohol required. The vibrant tang of…
As a true classic, lemon iced tea is the ultimate thirst-quencher for hot summer days. Full of bright, tangy flavours, combining the bold taste of black tea with the sweetness of honey or syrup, it’s a drink that never goes…
Tangy. Creamy. Sweet. Bubbly. Imagine sipping a cup of iced tea topped with a layer of velvety cheese foam and chewy boba pearls. If this sounds like a dream for your taste buds, keep scrolling! Cheese foam boba tea has…
In today’s blog post, we will explore the classic Shui Ping teapot design, beloved across southern China as well as one of the most popular teapot shapes worldwide. With a history spanning 500 years back to the Ming Dynasty, this…
If you’re a tea enthusiast or a food blogger, you’ve likely explored making the ultimate tea with milk. But have you ever wondered, whether you can drink oolong tea with milk? The answer is a resounding yes! This blog will…
The Mid-Autumn festival dates back more than a 1000 years ago, when the Chinese still based their calendars on the position of the moon. What the Chinese discovered is that the moon was at its fullest and brightest during mid…
Repairing things has become a fashion today. Especially, the Japanese art of repairing broken ceramic and pottery called Kintsugi (金継ぎ), or Kintsukuroi (金繕い) has gained fascinating popularity. The basic process of Kintsugi is to fill up and glue the cracks of…